National Spanish Exam Lvl 3

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Neat

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The 'National Spanish Exam LVL 3' quiz assesses vocabulary related to personal appearance and body parts, such as 'neat', 'messy', and 'skin'. It is designed for learners aiming to enhance their Spanish vocabulary skills, relevant for both academic and practical usage.

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Messy

Explanation
The word "messy" is translated as "descuidado" in Spanish. "Descuidado" refers to someone or something that is not well-organized or lacks order. It can be used to describe a person's appearance, behavior, or surroundings. Therefore, "descuidado" is an appropriate translation for "messy" in this context.

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Cute
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Skin

Explanation
The correct answer is "la piel" because it is the Spanish translation for the word "skin". In Spanish, "la piel" refers to the external covering of the body that protects it from the environment.

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Freckles
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Scar

Explanation
The given question provides two words, "scar" and "la cicatriz", and asks for the correct answer. The correct answer is "la cicatriz" because it is the Spanish translation of the English word "scar".

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Mole

Explanation
"El lunar" is the correct answer because it is the Spanish translation for the word "mole". In Spanish, "el lunar" refers to a small, dark spot on the skin, often called a beauty mark or a mole in English.

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Pimple
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Mustache

Explanation
The word "bigote" is the Spanish translation of the English word "mustache".

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Beard

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"Barba" is the correct answer because it is the Spanish translation of the English word "beard".

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Part (of hair)